Predicting treatment success based on physiological and psychological markers at baseline
James Cook University
Role
Chief Investigator
Description
this study examines whether physiological and psychological markers at baseline can predict treatment success of a stress intervention in 50 university students, 25 each from JCUA and JCUS. This project will provide the foundation for a larger study focused on predicting treatment efficacy based on individual differences at baseline, which may inform clinicians in choosing person-focused interventions to increase efficacy and reduce the burden and costs related to ineffective and delayed treatment.
Date
01 Sep 2022 - 31 May 2024
Project Type
N/A
Keywords
Stress;psychological intervention;lectroencephalogram;EEG
Funding Body
James Cook University
Amount
19978.01
Project Team
Liza van Eijk;Zoltan Sarnyai
